What do you think of the name Nora Jean for a baby girl? | Community

Keepitsimple · 51-55, F Best Comment

I’d pass.

Stereoguy · 56-60, M

[@11509,Keepitsimple] Me too. A couple we know just had their first child and that is what they named her.

Keepitsimple · 51-55, F

I’m not fond of it :( [@78387,Stereoguy]

Stereoguy · 56-60, M

[@11509,Keepitsimple] me either. I feel bad for the little girl. 😢

Allelse · 31-35, M

So Jean would be her middle name?

wanton

sounds a little too close to MM for me.

Grateful4you · 61-69, M

[@887863,bourbon] I said the same. I adored MM. Poor woman it wasn't suicide she was in a good place and excited about decorating her new house.

Mrsbetweenfatandfit · 26-30, F

I love the name Nora I think it’s cute together

Kathburglar · F

Nora Jean = a bit different and certainly pleasing.

Peppa · 26-30, F

I like Nora and Jean together they sound lovely

TeresaRudolph71 · 46-50, F

That reminds me of Norma Jean Baker, a.k.a. Marilyn Monroe. But still, it sounds good.

wanton

[@1351,TeresaRudolph71] interesting that wikipedia lists both baker and mortensen... on the same page.

it's too late for rabbit holes like this to find me. arrgh.

TeresaRudolph71 · 46-50, F

[@887863,bourbon] Yes, I just noticed that too, when I googled her just now.

Me too, my brain needs some rest.

Lostpoet · 31-35, M

I love it. Wasn't that a tennis player in the 70s

Stereoguy · 56-60, M

[@780464,Lostpoet] Not sure to be honest.

Grateful4you · 61-69, M

For me a bit too close to "Norma Jean" who was Marylyn Monroe's real name. I adored her.

MellyMel22 · 36-40, F

[c=#BF0080][i]Not a name I’d use [/i][/c]

Stereoguy · 56-60, M

[@1980,MellyMel22] Me either.

Mamapolo2016 · 61-69, F

I like it. Kind of old-fashioned and nostalgic. Has a pretty sound.

Probably NJ or Nojay for nickname.

curiosi · 56-60, F

The old fashioned names are making a come back. I like it.

Stereoguy · 56-60, M

[@770288,StarzAbove] Exactly!

Stereoguy · 56-60, M

[@992373,Hazyshadeofwinter] I don't like it either.

Elandra77

It sounds too 1880's-1920's for my liking. Nora is fine but NOT Jean. That would actually be a cutting edge name now if paired with Renee.